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E: 01/10 Win a holiday to Venice
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Q7. Where in Oxford would you find an artistic Italian butcher hard at work?
Christ Church college ?
http://www.chch.ox.ac.uk/gallery/the-collection/paintings/carracci-butchers-shop
I'd agree weeowens - I've just found that one myself from a link on Italian wiki here
And I'd agree with your answer Lyon House at #9 as per the Lyons Corner House0 -
Cheers Melli,nice to see you posting :-)0
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I think last question is Frederick Burnaby0
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from the National Portrait Gallery - Burnaby's exploits as a cavalry officer and explorer captured every schoolboy's imagination; over six feet four inches tall, he was reputed to be the strongest man in the British Army; his books about his adventures, including A Ride to Khiva, 1876, and On Horseback through Asia Minor, 1877, were bestsellers; in 1885 he took part in the relief expedition to Khartoum in the Sudan, and died from a spear wound.0
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sidneylambchop wrote: »I think last question is Frederick Burnaby
I think you're right. Thanks!
http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/2009/01/victoriancelebrity/
http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/person/mp00652/frederick-burnaby?search=sas&sText=burnabyWins include: Cushelle Koala Bear; signed Terry Pratchett book; tickets to Noisettes; Glenlivet Whisky; tickets to Henry Moore exhibition, Beyonce, ABBA world plus Red Letter Days Aston Martin driving experience. Still trying for holiday and car! Good luck everyone.0 -
sorry posted the wrong bit -Frederick Burnaby (1842-1885), Soldier, traveller and balloonist0
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sidneylambchop wrote: »I think last question is Frederick Burnaby
I agree it is Frederick Gustavus Burnaby (source)Lucky wins: The Resident book, Open Season box set & portable DVD player, return flights to Belfast & £100 Ticketmaster, Ringo Starr tickets, L'Oreal gift bag, K-Swiss T-Shirt, Converse Allstars, Parker Pen, Large wash, iron and fold service Johnson Dry Cleaners, Viva La Juicy perfume Juicy Couture, ring and body lotion gift set,0 -
sorry if i have missed , any flights?0
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dark_angel wrote: »sorry if i have missed , any flights?
It's not 100% clear flights are included but I read the T&C (maybe wrongly) that it must include them but you have to get yourself to/from Gatwick. I guess it's not safe to assume they are but they don't seem to say that they are not...Wins include: Cushelle Koala Bear; signed Terry Pratchett book; tickets to Noisettes; Glenlivet Whisky; tickets to Henry Moore exhibition, Beyonce, ABBA world plus Red Letter Days Aston Martin driving experience. Still trying for holiday and car! Good luck everyone.0 -
Qustion 10 - I think this is the answer
Kettle's Yard
A fine collection of modern art in a unique and beautiful domestic setting & a gallery showing regular exhibitions.“D’you know what a loser is?
A real loser is someone who’s so afraid of not winning, they don’t even try.”
Grandpa Hoover
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